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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1887-04-02
THE TRIBUNE.
CALDWELL, APRIL 2, 1857.

Hon. JOIN HALEY has been APP
pointed Receiver CT the land office
at Haley.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1887-04-02
TERRITORIAL BRIEFS.


last Monday.
n The special school tax carried at
: HALEY by vote of 11S to IA.
= Baker City has brick yard with
:, /, a capacity of 10000 brick per day.
There is an average of 100 freight
: cars per day on the Utah Northern.
The Utah Northern is being
widened to broad guage frym Po-
catello up.
The loss Of cattle on the range in
the vicinity of Emmett will not ex-
coed per cent.
Frank Harding, the Glendale,
Montana, stage robber, was hanged
at Dillon, last Friday.
Jack Small, a sporting man we'll
known all over the coast, died sud
denly at HALEY March ODD.
Laborcrs on the Utah Northern
railroad from Pocatello to Butte are
in demand at $1.75 per day.
"A mass meeting of the citizens of |
Ketchum donated the public square
as site for a new school building
The Haley anglers are remon-
strating with the saw mill men for
throwing saw dust into Wood River
and destroying the fish.
The U. ?. surveying party which
has been at Weiser for some time
has moved up to the Weiser canyon,
and are Locating route north.
Miss Alice Durbin at Baker CITY
has been awarded a verdict of So
600 against the O. r. q N. Co.. for
injuries received in a railroad acct
dent.
The firm Of Bamberger & Frank,
doing a general merchandise bus
mess at Baker City and Weiser has
failed. Liabilities, 100000; assets,
100000.
A daughter of Douglas Knox,
living at Emmett, in running to en-
ter the door struck the lamb and
cut a cash in her forehead four
inches in length. :.
A petition is being circulated in 10
Northern Idaho asking Congress to Ao
reate new territory out of the :
IAN handle and portion of East
IN Oregon and Washington.
A family consisting of a father
nd six small children residing on
zig Flat, Owyhee county, who have
cen destitute all winter, were do I'M
ated $6S by the citizens of Silver -
ity last week. q
A fight at Sumpter Valley, Ore
IN, between four Cinnamon and
an by the name of D. Steadman.
arch 22d, resulted in the latter
tting struck over the head with a
ovel cracking the skull. =
Parties are examining the land bee
ing between ODDS Ferry and On rem
no in Malheur county, Oregon,
tn view of constructing a large In
nal to reclaim the desert land w. VII
{ there. Water to be taken from
/, Malheur river. in c
)ne day last week large bould- vi va, :,
rolled down across the railroad of "
elk in a cut below Weatherby's wan
ton on Burnt river. 1t was dis thin
cred before the train arrived.
could not be removed and NE
ugh, it was thought, was broken
% LEFT the train nass With sofo4n Til
os Tho uost hona5 ee.-, - plent
:, 49, ''iN. 'i0is"' pass accol
long the locomotive steps were sire
zen OIL, and one of the cylinder spare
Is broken in.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1887-04-02
'BADLEY & BUTTS,
Successors to S. L. Morrow
Horse Shoeing and
BLACKSMITHING.

We are prepared to do any kind
of work in our line, and guarantee
satisfaction. Any kind of job work
will be done promptly and in a
workmanlike manner and at very
seasonable rates. We make horse
rhoeing a speciality, and years of
experience have taughtus the secret
OF the art. Call and see us.
BADLEY & BUTTS,
CALDWELL IDAHO.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-07-24
rux AsxLUM INvE>racA.
TON.


We reElhefto withheld cutnrnem
on the Investigation OF thn Insane Asy-
lum in anticipation of receiving the
promistdtnl report q therrroeeCdirSs,
n we were informed that a tt~rnosraph-
az was employed to take the evidence
verbatim which would be given to the
pablo Az our views OF tie subject
arc in accordance with the following
from thu Silver State of yesterday. tie
article is reproduced ia full:
Sometime since tho Board of Com.
missionss for the Insane investigated
damaging charges sguins. the manage
ment oi,tLe Asylum. made and sworn
TO be Q reputable And responsible citi-
zen of Reno, A partial, and doubtless
somewhat ssibled sport Of the evidence
submitted in 'ulport of the charges
was p~ubhahedin some of the papers.
and it w~rFstAStd, upon the authority
Of tho Commissioners. that a fell report
OF the investigation would he printed Mt
tae Stnte.- Rripiipg Office Tor general
circulation. subsequently, what pur-
ported 10 bs a synopsis Of the findings
of the Q nmissiopers' appeared IN the
Carson pApets. in which ii was stated
that the EompisSiuuers would not in.
vestit ne spy ebarE' sagainst the Asy-
lum management ,ipnuhtipg from DR..
A. DawSoA,Iof Reno As it wonld be
impossiblsta dstetoiiRe. without invest.
igatiou, tbes source from which any
charge em9aRteI this declaration Of the
Commissioners, SASin effect. a notice
to the pu&icthrt ito hHLitered not what
charges wee preferred against the Asy
lum manascA snt; "1h,re wou!d be no
further i& Xii etuus Gy the p.csGIt
Board Of NVnianiSsicners. The SILVER
State. loath to believe TINT three 1Aen
occupyingaas ~HtsPonsioIe positions Of
State oaicSriiGGd frtrds,Gd with the su.
pervision oisSh:Astlnn, ~proyidedby the
tax payers efthe State1or the mentally
deceased, could SHow' their. prejudices
against an t~iiIdIrTduhF to cloud their
Judgment and cause them to swerve
from the line Of .Guty, reserved COM
ment until the official report Of the in
~Testigation end the findings Of the
Board were published. 1t now looks as
il the publication of the evidence was
indefinitely postponed. II such is the
case there wal be much dissatisfaction,
rs many people who's have given the
subject some attention, do not believe
that tile meh' who Testified under oath,
that the miserable and 'almoct friend.
less inmates .ol the Asylum were cruelty
treated aud neglected, -wiIfully and de-
alternately OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-07-24
THE uAwASISHS.

sFssT
There can bc no. Disgusting the fact
that the greatest and moat influential
factor ever N~ppearing in Hawaiian poll.
tics was Gibsop, aud it is little wonder
that the newly gTbea power are keeping
a vigilant eye.pnoh him. even while he
languishes in his pGh9u cell upon the
reel. The isspe :af his manifesto, in
which he called upon. the native poPu,
lation to arise pnd .dstond their rights,
showing themR bat you'd, follow thcir
Acknowledgement contemplated under
the new constitution, is bound to carry
in its wake n train OF disturbances.
Whether the Ksnaka Q! modern times
is q fighter or n9s. is yet to be proven
fpr the opportunities he has bad 10 show
his prowsss in Fseettpt. years have been
rare indeed, but it il c~er.ain that nm up
rising of The h9tiyes backed and oil
cgred by n few foreign leaders, would he
"A serious and bloody mater. Gibson
knows this, the King knows this. and to
fire the Hawaiian heart seems to have
been the motive Of :he desperate old
man.
Fee now what means have been taken
by the party i'll power to guard against
any such occurrence. Prior to the
sailing of the Australia orders Ind been
given to allow none Of tho imter.islaud
steamers 10 depart from Honolulu until
further instructions. This was done to
enable the newly appointed officials to
examine oil outgoing correspondence ,
aud to stop any which. would have u
tendency to stir Up sedirion and discon.
tent in the other Islands of the group.
1t was snid that Gibson had written for
endorsements for the csusc and called
upon the jewellers on theradjacent is.
lands to rally to he standard of the
King. To guard Against the incoming
OF the voluntoers-forit is ,toid that the
adhercnts of his Majesty, are more nu-
msrous outside Of the. pationOl crpitnl-
these extreme measures were taken l.
may be that the cause Of Kslakaua md
and his native Cabinet & lle,t forever
but the opinion is freely expressed by
those familiar with Hawaiian affairs that
Gib'on wa "a hard old nan % DOWN.
aud that ho might again come grandly
70 the top.--[B xaminf.''
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-07-24
Flowers GA IEe iauDnboIdt.

II anybody thinks there nre no flow
crs on the banks of the Humboldt, they
are mistaken. Our reporter, while
Stroliing with some friends near Mag
gio's Bower, ut Palisadc, saw Wild rose
bushes out Of nurUbrr. lie also saw n
pretty Jersey lily, which he would have
plncked ii it had been possible to do SO.
II happened. however,, lint there was
n big stream Of water ana a lot Of loose
rocks in the way, and he therefore con-
cluded that he would leave The flower
for some IL else to pluck.-Eureka
Sentinel. ,."
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-07-24
Dwelling nSrnod.

The dwelling of J6sspR' Miller, on
Gold street. was entirely Consumed BY
FIRE shortly after midbfght last night.
together with most of its contents. Tho
family left a week ago Yesterday to visit
relatives south Of the railroad. leaving
the house unoocupied since that time.
Mr.. Miller who is frciShtlng between
this place aud Elko, arrived In town
yesterday. aud passing the premises
found a barn door open, which he fast.
encd. lie remained hero last night bit
sept with his team in ahother portion
Of the town and heard nothing Of his
loss until this morning. How the FIRE
originated ig a mystery Il Times Re-.
view.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-07-24
Won CerrsspoEaencr.

From our regular Wells correspondent
We have the following items Of inter-
est:
A yelocipedist en- route from New
York to San francisco arrived here this
evening. He claims that lie is making
the best time ever made across the con-
tinent by that style OF locomotion.
The Bulls Head Hotel is nearing
completion and will be nu ornament to
our town aud county. SOME twenty
mCn, carpenters, P!nsterers etc, axe ut
work on tie building.
There is considerable sickness at
Wells at this time, over a dozen patients
being down with IA disease known as
the Eureka fever, so called from its
having been first introduced from TINT
quarter. 1t is contiguous, though not
dangerous. and is usually difficult to
break up. Several chscs have appeared
among the Mongols of Chinatown. who
seem to suffer with the disease Us well
as the natives.
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IIomleIds at Carlln.


Information was received here last
evening hat "a desperate encounter oc-
Cured at Carlin yesterday between
George Griffith and J. b. K.ppeler. two
butchers uoing business ut that place.
During the fight which occurred Kap-
peler received = blow which rendered
him senseless, from the Effects OF which
he died sometime during last night. 1t
Is supposed that whiskey was at the
bottom Of the affair. as when our in
forman. left Car.in last evening Griffith
was blind drunk aud locked up in IL
room
Griffith has bceu in business there
only about a mouth. having come from
Pine Valley, aud it appears there has
been n frud between tho lival butchers
ever since the arrival of GnIith, which
finally terninrtcIv rs above stated.
Both are iUrn vi ftIniliss, a o Of Kap
peler being nOwss rtinuSly iii.
Constable MeAinp, wrlt down tn
Cnr!in this morning. for the purpose Of
bringing GliliA up. though he ina
have IA pI-ii,oHary hearing irforr the
Justice OF thr, PSaGe at,that place.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-07-24

latest being that Of the Stock Exchange
location incorporated last week under
the ann Of The TaAe.rora Consolidated.
with tie following Board of Directors:
A. Z. Davis W. n. Banker, Charles 8.
Neal, W. X. Townsend aud III. SEQ
vile. The capital stock is . 5000, OCo.
100. Ooo shares This makes the second
Incorporation iiudee that title. and may
lead to confusion in the purchase and
transfer Of stock.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-07-24

a Mountain City correspondent writes
to the Timos.lievicw that the Resur.
rcction Mining Company have n second
carload OF ole sacked and ready for
shipment, and are awaiting teams to
convey IL TO the railroad. Tic compa
ny are getting out iimbors for n whim.
aud rs soon ns that is completed will
sink their shaft mn additional 100 feet
The ore in the bottom Of the shaft
looks very good, and several more
carloads Of good shipping ore are AS
ured.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-07-24

Virginia Kepor:-There are sltoSeth-
er too many young girls tro,ting the
sidewalks late at night in Virginia City.
The attention OF tue pulpit-d III the
press = is respectfully called to the fact.
Parents aud guardians are also respect
fully notified that thy might save
themselves great modification by
looking out for their children aud
wards.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-07-24
NOT

Snobberly you think, Miss
BondclipPer, that / love you because
you are rich2
Miss Bondclipper That's just what l
believe.
You do? Great heavens, how un-
just you Nrrl 1 would marry you il in.
stend Of $4,000. 900 yod only had So.
100000 or $500, OJD. Rather than
give yOu mp I'll ho satisfied with even
~ COO, 600 ."--[TcSas Sifiugs.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-07-24
Advertised Letters.

Following is n list Of letters re-
manning in the P~ostoilice Mt Eiko, Sat
urday, July l6. 1857.
Blackburn, B,njrmin Delaney, Joseph
FriGgins, Richard Hart, y. W.
Porter, L. L. Weddle, Mrs. ID.
Persons calling for any of the above
letters will please say advertised"
JAS. +. SM TIL z. NJ.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-07-24
The NitrIoI Cnac.

Papers have been fled in Los Ange-
les 10y I'ibbie s. Petri"is attorneys for a
suit for divorce from her husband,
Chnrk,s II. petrie. 'Phc. Hitcgcd cuuses
are cruelty aud the ndahory Of the de.
PENDANT with Mrs. 'Rustlie. tire woman
who threw vitriol' in Retric's face Mt
Los Angeles recently. ,.,r
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ScalIIiIy AttIrcd

Three girls and two young men went
bathing in the Sacramento river, on the
Holo shore. While they we're in the
water their clothes took fire, either
from righteousness nj SOME person or a
carelesssly thrown cigarette, and were
otally consumed. They were com.
PEELED to return To. their homes in broad
daylight attired only in trunk bathing
suits.-[Ex.
Well, what Of it2 Did. they not dis
port themselves in the Sacramento river
lin hroad'daylighJ alfred only in bath
Ing suits?" Is it any more indicate to
return to their homes "scantily attired"
than it is to appear il or out of the
W ter in such .cosinjnes ? The loss OF
their clothing was n misfortune to be
deplored-only that and nothing
more. r.,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-07-24

Ash lane, emp.oyei on a hay ranch
near WiGnemuccG. lost one of his hands
while running II mower last week. The
sickle cnt through the Ecsh and Que
completely sev,ring the hand between
the thumb AMI ind, finger.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-07-24

Miss Matte Alien. who shot and
killed her lover. James Patterson. at
Sacramento o Saturday night. com.
mitt,d suicide by taking a large dose n
morphine soon after The commission of
the homicide. Her mother resides Mt
Lincoln, Placer county, where the re-
maius were taken and inferred. Pat
terson was buried at sacramento.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICA-
o
Land Once ~ Eureka. Nsvsd,.J
June 20. 1887.

Land Once ~ Eureka. Nsvad,,J
June 20, 1851.
NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT ruv
" foiiowing.named settler has hlpd NOTES
ofhi' Intention TO mste nnsl proof In summon,
OF his claim. and this, ssld proof will b. n.d.
before ih" Register and Receiver At Hut.t.,
Nsvsds. on July 18th. issf. Wis! Hom..,o.d
Entry No. iie. THOMAS o'COSSUR for N.
NE Z Section ~. Township a. Rang. 40
East.
Ho names the following Witnesses IN p,o,,
HE continuous residence upon. and euhIy.tLn
Of said laud. viz.
u. sadlsr, Of gursi.. H.,,1.
o.. ". Bauer. 90
ThomasE K. Haley" g.
william Snow, RUIZ Valley, :,
D.. n. HALL. Register.
Ordered 'hst this Notice be Published ln thu
DAnr IE%pEpENplEr for . p,nod n 80 DAYS,
d. II. HAIL, ResiS>-.
June n, 1871. Dd.
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Another TuscRrorn IncoTpora-
ton.

The developments in the west side
mines Of this district, says the Times.
Review, arc having the effect Of calling
Into existence O number Of incofp6ra-
lons Of undOyelopcd properties, tho
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-07-24

Scu'IcIn pv"P.e are mon ms
horse back riders. Miss Eu lis. dnGgh.
ter of Senator Eus:is Of Louisiana. is
the most accomplished hors back rider
in Washington.
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MARRIED.

BAYLEY-CuILEN:-I Elko. July II,
1887, hy Justice l.. J.. Morgan, at
his Residence. Mr.. Alfred .. Bnyley.
of Palisade, to Miss Lily Cullen, of
Eiko.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-07-24

1t Is reported tnnI john I!i"r, Pres
ident of the Church of J,sus Christ Of
LATTER Day S,ia:S, il Mt the paint OF
death. aud hi. dcmirc may he cGp,e,cL
nj any moment.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-07-24

+. j. Hat, the attorney for Hong nj,
who was lyneh'i uu sunday, Was raii.
fed Icy a drop letter to lrnvr the town
in thirty six boUus.
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4. REiNHART,
A Natural Pyodue, OF caun.rni.

- OF C~alltoRNla,
II il only found in Bate County. Cal,
ifornin. and in no other part OF the
world. We refer to the treo that pro-
dnces the healing and penetrating surn
used In that pleasant and effective cure
for consumption. asthma. bronchitis.
and coughs. SANTA ABLE. the King
Of Consumption. r. r. Muller gusrAn.
tees and sells II for 800 a bottle. o.
three for $3.50. by the use Of CALI
FoRNIA oAr-R-CURE, all symptoms
Of cHtarrh are dispellsd, and the dis
cased nasal passage Ii speedily restored
to q healthy condition. ei.OoA pack
age. by mail, ei.i0. Circulars free
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one for weeks. and sometimes. barring
the Deputy Sheriff. the Jail is entirely
empty.
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U SUM-
MONS.

Is THE DISTRICT COURT oil THE stats
L Of Nevada, In aud for tbs county Of kiks.
THE STATE OF NEVADA sESDs GKEHr.
ING TO NORMAN WINES;
You are hereby notified to appear In a. &C.
ton commenced against you By NGSmi Winss
a. plAinti1 In the District Court Of The State
Of y, yadI In and for the county Of HiRs.
STATE Of Nevada. at the town OF Elko and en-
s~sr tn" conplAint thsrsin which 10 on Ole With
the Clsrh Of said Court within ten days After
the service on you Of thi. (.Isissivs
Of the day Of same.I nSrvsd in tsid eouaty.
OF twenty days II served out OF sad comfy. bat
within this District. aud In all other sHssS
forty days. or JudEemsnt By default
will be taken sgainst you according -
the prayer OF said complaint. The said Eehsa
T. brought " recover Judgmo1t against res
She said defendant. dissolVinE the b0ads 81
Marriage nov e~Iisting between you and plain.
tia aud granting To the PLAINTIFF diVors, AAa
AlEo that tho CUSTODY sud control OF the tive
minor children. Marion Naomi Wines sAd
james Ira Wines be awarded 10 plAinud nd
also that the piAintin be dserced permanent
alimony and setting aside To her - such Giims.
ny the " = OF the y Z Y Of section :. and thsN
z 4 of the y & y Of Section IL. aud Lot Q Of
tue n " Y Of section II. and the q V Of The
= ga Of ssction1 all beinG In Township Ne
" North. Range ~, East. Mount DisbIo BGsS
snd msrilian In EikS county. Stats OF Nevada.
said application il MAIDS bJ tho pIAtntl6 upoa
the grounds Of wiilful dessrtIsa and failure 10
PruNLie tho ormm'n necrGsAriss q life Ter
plaintiH for the space OF one ys1 before thS
commencement OF this %AoIiop. al Of whieh sJI
fulY ApprLr from tho complaint en- aIs hsFsia.
And you are hereby notified that 10 yea fall
to GppeAr aud answer the sGId complaint -
Slove required tho said pINnun will apply 70
:Ls Courifor Tho relief demanded In the on
plant and In this summons.
la testimony wher of I. @. u. wIssmsA AsvS
herounio set my hand and snhIed the cal 81
said Court. this oh day Of April 1881.
lDistriei Court BsAI.l
q D. wIsEMAN,
tr=niy Clsrh and eE ono ClsTh Of The DE-.
lnet Court VI Elho sounty. stats u Ns'SdG.
JOINT r. BAELR.
Attorney f1 piAhtia.
nSo. RsVSds, July Q. 1901.
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Ladies' Misses and ehiIdrens' Shoes
just peoeiVed. New goods constantly ~,
irving AZ n, RoinhMt,
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Eight dead cats were Lately fonud
while cleaning out the reservoir Of the
Reno Water Company.
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County school FUNDS.

Following is II stateme Mt of the semi
annual and quarterly Rpportionment OF
State and County School Funds:
July 20, 1887.
State School Fund $4,000. 81, 1876 II.
County School Fund. ........ 100 20
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An Cure.

Tho ORIGINAL ABiETiSE OINTMENT 4.
only put mp In large. two.ounee tin boxes. and
. an abtolutc cure for old sor.s. burns.
wounds. ehspped hands, aud all ,tIn .rup.
tons. VIII positively cure all kinds Of piles.
Ask for the ORIGINAL ABIETIHg ONT.
MEHT. Sold by r. '. Muller d cents .
OF by mall ~ oss.s.
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spring and sum s.n,,...

spring ana nnmeR Sample.
I have just received over two hundred
new samples for Spring and Summer
Clothing, md can truly say that . hnsE
assortment has never before beeA OF.
hibited in Elko county. all being Of The
latest designs and patterns. ReoogniE-
ing the general desire Of my customers for
Summer clothing At cheaper rates than
have heretofore been customary. I have
made large reductions in prices and ell
custom made Summer clothing. tTusipg
that the decrease in pront viii 10 fol-
lowed by a corresponding increase OF
patronage. Remember. guarantee
perfect At.
n. REtHHLRF.
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ip'lI'-. L.
3D., Ia I.,A ur! ia /. ~. s5I.igS 10
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BOOM

Will be upon you and you will realize
;hrt every dollar spent in fucthering q
local enterprise will return to you doub-
lei, while every IL you send away will
be gone forever. In looking aroma to
see where to spend those Dollars most
adyaTtagcOu=ly 1t will
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-11-22
The Coming City Election.

The election for a mayor and one
alderman from the scond ward will
be held at places and by presiding Of
iicers as follows:
First ward, at the courthouse.
Charles NJ. Terry.
Second ward, at the corner of
Camp and Lamar streets,J. L. Pea.
cock.
Third ward, at Frick's store, corner
of Olive and Bryan streets, Charles +.
Carter.
Fourth word, at Craddock's store,
near the corner Of Marilla and Ervay
streets, A. G. Ardrey.
Fifth ward, at Five Points grocery
store, Samuel z. Cross.
Sixth ward at the corner of Live
Oak and Hawkins Streets, Ben Good.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-11-22
Devices OF Advertisers.

So many devices are ,esorted to by
sdvel Users that the Ordinary reader
sometimes becomes shy Of the tempt
ing paragraph, feailng the advice that
is concealed in it like a. pill in jelly.
Who, for instance, on beginning this
item, would have supposed that its
purpose was to make known the truth
that DR.. Sage's Catafih Remedy is
what it claims to be "a cure for dis
ease at once loathsome to friends, and
annoying and even dangerous to the
sufferer.